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Down: 1) A condition Q is this for P when it is impossible to be P without Q3) Premises aim to provide conclusive support for the truth of the conclusion. Conclusion MUST be true.4) an attempt to develop a big-picture view of the universe with the help of reason.5) Present if a state of affairs does not violate the laws of nature8) P or Q. Not P. Therefore Q.9) Explains how particular terms are generally used in everyday context10) Studies the nature of an argument11) A condition Q is this for P if it is impossible for something to be Q and not P12) Studies questions of how we should act14) Present if one can conceive of such a thing16) Our assessment of philosophical theories requires that we understand the structure and types of arguments17) Reason demands that out big-picture view of the universe contain only claims that can be true TOGETHER20) Study of nature and ultimate reality23) A way to clarify a term24) If all the premises of the argument are true, then the conclusion must be true25) A cause, explanation, or justification for an action or event Across: 2) both denies and asserts that something is the case.6) Studies questions about art and beauty7) Premises form only some degree of probability for claim/conclusion13) If P then Q. Not Q. Therefore Not P.15) Claim of the argument18) If P then Q. If Q, then R. Therefore If P then R.19) Our assessment of philosophical theories requires that we understand the structure and types of arguments21) Studies the scope and nature of knowledge22) An order to accurately assess the value of an argument. Premises first then conclusion26) impossible for all claims to be true at same time27) Valid deductive arguments with true premises.28) A way to clarify a term29) Present if one can conceive of such a thing30) If P then Q. P. Therefore Q.
 

 

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